Conspiracy theorist NHS nurse stopped after calling coronavirus pandemic a “scam” in Facebook rants

Conspiracy theorist NHS nurses were stopped after calling the coronavirus pandemic a “scam” in a rant posted on Facebook.

Tracey McCallum faces a loss of more than 20 years of career after spreading fake news online.

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45 years old working at Crosshouse Hospital Airshire, southwestern ScotlandHas supported a series of false allegations through social media, including the fact that face masks help spread the virus.

She also said that the new vaccine under development is “genocide,” an antimalarial drug. Donald Trump But Dismissed by Director of World Health, And told followers that vitamins and minerals can tackle Covid, Daily record Report.

A nurse who worked during a pandemic but is now sick due to stress was reported to her boss and healthcare watchdog by a colleague who found a nursing post. Facebook group.

She is currently suspended and will face an investigation by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).

In a vitreous post, she states: “There is no primary care. It increases hospitalizations and deaths and keeps this scam forever.

“Everywhere management is a bully and dominates us. It’s all about games to see who can be the most sadistic.”

Another reading: “I think the NHS is as corrupt as the government.”

In one-third, she said, “I’m tired of hearing about tests and vaccines.”

“The scary thing is that all you have to do is go to Facebook and see all the independent media companies reporting what’s really happening around the world,” she posted.

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“Although it was blocked everywhere this year, the mortality rate was less than 1% and miraculously there was almost no flu.”

The nurse told the paper that she was standing by her message and said she believed she was the target of asking “too many questions.”

She also argued that the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine taken by Trump could be the key to tackling the pandemic.

Clinical trials have shown that the drug can have serious side effects in patients, and there is still no evidence to support the claim that it will help fight Covid.

McCallum said: “This medicine is for malaria, but if it works, it works.

“I would like to try it, which is a drug that has been around for many years and is suitable for many things, rather than trying a vaccine.

“I’m not a guinea pig for that.”

She also says there is evidence that the mask is a “bacterial and viral breeding ground” and “I think people just need to speak up when something is wrong.

“I think too many people are blinded to finding the information they need the moment they go to the TV or the Internet to do a survey.”

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And she said she refused to support treatments she didn’t believe to be safe.

“I always put the patient first. I’m just interested in keeping the patient alive,” she said.

One colleague said the nurse was “obsessed with the Covid conspiracy theory.”

NHS Airshire and Alan, like the NMC, said they could not comment on the investigation.

It comes as Hundreds of NHS workers have joined an anti-vaxx Facebook group claiming that the vaccine is “poisonous”“This will be” unleashed “by the world.

Nearly 300 NHS staff and caregiver workers participated in the group “Selection of NHS Workers, No Limits on Vaccine Refusal” against vaccinations, wearing masks and hospital tests.

Dr. Julie Coffey of the GP is said to be one of the group’s leaders, including accident nurses, emergency nurses, medical assistants, lab workers, and private and public care home staff. ..

The Facebook page states that it is there to support healthcare professionals, not vaccine repellent groups.

However, some members are reported to have posted comments declaring Pfizer-BionTech. Coronavirus The vaccine was a new frozen virus that resembled smallpox and was “released” in the world.

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Health Minister Matt Hancock I called the message “completely inappropriate.”

He told Times Radio: “It is completely inappropriate to oppose vaccination through a rigorous safety process.

“And I wouldn’t advise anyone because I wouldn’t propose or approve vaccines in this country unless I passed some of the world’s most stringent safety requirements.”